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The members of the city’s legislative body gathered in a display of unity after two cops were shot during the city’s Fourth of July festivities on the Parkway.

A resident traveling out-of-state is Camden County’s first confirmed monkeypox case. They are isolated at home and being treated.

Most Pennsylvania lawmakers are absent from the state Capitol five days into the new budget year.

At a press conference held in Metuchen, Murphy signed seven new laws in total.

Nestel is leaving just short of 10 years on the job, after more than a quarter-century of working in law enforcement.

Pennsylvania’s Republican nominee for governor, Doug Mastriano, often makes the baseless allegation that one of Gov. Tom Wolf’s COVID policies caused more deaths.

The basketball star detained in Russia wrote a letter saying she feared she might never return home and asking that he not " forget about me and the other American Detainees."

Julien’s five-screen film installation and African art exhibition at the Barnes explores the transcendence of looking.

The Postal Service’s plan to replace about 165,000 of its gas guzzling delivery trucks includes just a fraction of EVs. Now, Pa., N.J., and Del. are among 16 states suing.

The conference for new play development was rocked by racist accusations. After three years down, it returns with new leadership and commitment to DEI.

The Neighborhood Preservation Initiative will give buying preference to Philly municipal workers looking to become homeowners for the first time.

One officer suffered a graze wound to the head, while the other was wounded in the shoulder.

Old City and Logan Square became a melting pot of culture today as Philadelphia turned out to celebrate the Fourth of July.

Two Montgomery County churches have been cited by the Pottstown Borough for violating the zoning code’s definition of “church.”

After British troops surrendered at the Battle of Princeton, Britain never regained full control of New Jersey during the Revolutionary War.